D-SONIC SOA Class-D Core Amps. The best Class-D ?


Owner/Designer Dean Deacon of D-Sonic in Houston in recent months dropped using the B&O ICE amps which he now only uses in the surround channels of his multi-channel home theater amps. He now uses a new Class-D amp in all of his Magnum2 mono and two channel amps which he states is the most technically advanced Class-D amp on the market, called the SOA Class-D core amps. The recent review in 6Moons of his new M2-1500M amp concludes its the closest that Class-D has ever come to tube amps in the upper mid-range and high frequencies.
Anyone bought or heard recently the D-Sonic M2-1500M or the M2-600M? What are your opinions?
audiozen
Deadlyvj..my intent starting this thread, was to engage those who may have experienced D-Sonic, with the emphasis as Guido points out, on the Abletec amp modules, which are just now being recognized as an alternative to B&O and Hypex. So far, it appears at the moment not very many have experienced D-Sonic and Abletec, since I was hoping to get a much greater response. Now that the holiday and CES is over, I hope this thread will increase reply activity on Abletec, and if this thread winds up becoming a "Class-D Cafe", thats a good thing to...
If they gain traction, I'm sure well hear about them in due time.

I suspect they should/will.
I haven't seen any one else respond to Henry's offer, but being a Pure Class A user for several years, I'd love to try a quality class d product in my system.... if a tour starts, please sign me up.
Tim
The last sales feedback to Henry/IceH2o on Gon was way back on October 20, 2010. It appears his business is in survival mode.
Henry..last time on the subject..want to stay focused on D-Sonic/Abletec. Discovered that IceH2oaudio.com ISP is hosted by Covad Communications which was bought out by Megapath Communications. Called Megapath and they do not have IceH2oaudio in their system and informed me that its a domain name that is available to purchase. The current location for IceH2oaudio.com is in Lutherville Timonium, Maryland. Ring a bell?..